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Isaiah 53:3 · BSB
53:3 He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief. Like one from whom men hide their faces, He was despised, and we esteemed Him not.
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…to put himself down in the place of the sheep. To understand this more, to figure out what exactly Jesus means at this stage, we could go back toIsaiah chapter 53. Jesus led like a lamb to the slaughter. Yes, Isaiah 53 says, we all like sheep have gone astray. But then Jesus becomes a lamb, a sheep for us,…
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…religious leaders, the scribes and the Pharisees and the Sadducees would never conclude that Jesus is Emmanuel. Why? Well, Isaiah told us why. InIsaiah chapter 53. You're familiar with it. Isaiah wrote, He had no form or majesty that we should look at him. He had no beauty that we should desire him. In fact,…
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…with that digression, I think it's quite important, but let's think about how that applies in Jesus. And we're going now to the passage in Isaiah,Isaiah chapter 53. And Isaiah chapter 53, I think it is saying, Jesus came into this world, he was different from those, particularly the religious leaders in the…
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…Jesus, never sinned. So, how could he do wrong? It's actually not that hard. Let's go back. Seven hundred years before Jesus is born to the book ofIsaiah chapter 53. Verse has 4 through 6. Surely he took up our pain and bore our suffering. We considered him. We considered him. Punished by God, stricken by him…
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…servant that will come. And it's this progressively revealed person, and it kind of culminates in Isaiah 53. It's a very famous chapter inIsaiah chapter 53. But one thing about this suffering servant who is understood to be the Messiah, who is God himself, is that he is humble. He is very humble. That…
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…to die, instead of thinking about that, what you need to do is go back and say, God, you anticipated all of these things. And the scripture says,Isaiah chapter 53, that by his stripes we are healed. In 1 Peter chapter 2, verse 24, it says, by his stripes we were healed. It's already done. You don't even have…
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…the context of Isaiah, the prophet Isaiah, particularly chapter 42. That's what he quotes at the beginning of Jesus' ministry. And this verse fromIsaiah chapter 53. Why would he do that? Well, that context demonstrates both that Jesus was Messiah, that he's God's suffering servant, God's king and savior, and…
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…and his dying. In fact, that's what we see. If you were paying close attention, our passage this morning for our assurance of pardon came fromIsaiah chapter 53. And I'm going to read the larger section now so we understand what is being taught here about Jesus. This is from chapter 53, verses 3 through 6.…
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…Get this now. Very powerful, Jesus answers. Nothing why did Jesus answer nothing? He said absolutely nothing for two reasons. Reason number one,Isaiah chapter 53and verse 7. I think it is and Isaiah chapter 53. Yes. In verse 7 as a sheep before her Shearer's is dumb, so he opened not his mouth. It was…
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…just the message of the New Testament. It's a message we also find in the pages of the old. Listen to these words written by the prophet Isaiah. InIsaiah chapter 53, beginning in verse 3, the prophet puts it this way: He says, He was despised and rejected, a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We…
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Our Old Testament reading this morning comes from the book ofIsaiah, chapter 53, verses 1 through 12. Who has believed our message, and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? He grew up before him like a tender shoot, and like a root out of…
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…he says there is hope. There is good news. And Isaiah and we as the readers still have no idea how this is going to take place and then we come toIsaiah chapter 53. And I'm going to look in three things. I'm going to look at oh my God oh his grace oh what joy. and that's where we're going to go today. So let's…
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…He is of this humble king. And, of course, we're told the same thing both in the New Testament and the Old Testament. In the Old Testament, inIsaiah chapter 53, we're told this. He says, to become a part of it. And then we're told in the New Testament in Hebrews chapter 4, for we do not have a high priest…
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…his ministry, with people who hated him and were ready to kill him. And so think no different of ourselves. He was rejected from the start, inIsaiah, chapter 53, who has believed our report and to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant and as a root out…
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…up and go. Okay, verse 32 now. Keep going. He says, Now the passage of the scripture that the eunuch was reading was this. And so this comes fromIsaiah chapter 53, okay, verse 7 and 8. He reads, like a sheep, he was led to the slaughter, and like a lamb before its shear is silent, so he opens not his mouth.…
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…in 2017, you know that we looked at prophecies from the book of Isaiah about Christ, things that were told in the tracking number. We were told inIsaiah chapter 53that he was going to be crushed for our iniquities. We were told that the Lord was going to lay our sins on him. Well, what happened? People in the…
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…to Jerusalem in order to worship. But he would have seen himself outside the assembly of God's people. However, he's reading significantly fromIsaiah chapter 53. Luke records him reading Isaiah 53 verse 7 and 8, but the context here matters greatly. If you're looking in your Bibles at Isaiah chapter 53,…
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…to turn to the Bible to give us the words to explain what is happening. And so the obvious chapter is Isaiah 53. So if you've got a Bible, turn toIsaiah chapter 53. And I want you to notice there the simplicity of the language. Listen to the prophet. It's impossible to misunderstand him. In Isaiah chapter 53,…
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…he is bearing up as our Savior and our Lord. If you look at chapter 8 that we've read, and also verse 17, we've got that fantastic quote fromIsaiah chapter 53. This was to fulfill, written hundreds of years before, which was spoken by the prophet Isaiah. He took our illnesses and bore our diseases. Jesus…
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…die. But yes, he would come back to life. Yes, he would be crucified. But yes, he would be resurrected as well. I want to read a passage for you inIsaiah chapter 53, starting in verse 9. So the prophet Isaiah writes this about the life of Jesus, but he also writes about the death and the resurrection of Jesus.…
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